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From: Ike Groff Subject: Early Tour 9.24.14 Date: Wed, 24 Sep 20

ame back online following yesterday's holiday and the Yen strengthened back to the mid-108 levels. Softbank (-3.5%) continues to weigh following the Alibaba IPO. Australia underperformed with banks leading declines on concerns of regulatory changes after the RBA said it might take additional steps to ti

From: Ike Groff Subject: Early Tour 4.16.14 Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2

in the US and some strong earnings out post close. Japan was the standout, with indices ending at the highs led by intemet related names on back of Alibaba and Yahoo's results. Softbank finished +8.5% and accounted for 70 points in the Nikkei's 420 point gain, while DeNA ended +11.7% on back of a couple

From: Ike Groff Subject: Early Tour 1.8.14 Date: Wed, 08 Jan 20

economic growth forecasts according to Christine Lagarde • Nissan (7201 JP) China sales +70.4% y/y in December to 134,200 units (closed +4.3%) • Alibaba says it will ban sale of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies starting on January 14 • Thai judge strikes blow at PM Yingluck as protesters ready t

From: Ike Groff Subject: Early Tour 5. Date: Mon, 13 May 2013 09

ready for U-turn over more flights FT • Top hedge funds bet on Greek banks FT • Malaysia to unleash up to $2.6bn in IPOs FT • Rivals brace for Alibaba push into overseas markets FT • Sennheiser fights fake electronic goods FT • Stuck in the mud: beyond America's fiscal trench lines FT • Why Am

From: Ike Groff Subject: Early Tour 11.25.13 Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2

ed (+5.4% and up close to +18% for the month), seeing follow-thorough from Friday's Robin Hood mention as well as CLSA highlighting that interest in Alibaba is "unprecedented" (Softbank owns 38% stake). Insurance names (+1.6%) also stronger after Citi boosted PT's across the group and reiterated BUY rat

From: Ike Groff Subject: early tour 6.3.11 Date: Fri, 03 Jun 20

attack another Sony network, post data Reuters<http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/02/us-sony-idUSTRE74Q1EC20110602> Ebay's PayPal Cuts Ties to Alibaba Platform WSJ<http://online.wsj.com/article/S1110001424052702303657404576362911998369894.html> Brazil's Petrobras To Remain Net Oil Exporter WSJ<ht